Vicarious trauma occurs when people are indirectly exposed to trauma through their work with those who have experienced traumatic events.
In this article, LawCare provide an in-depth look at vicarious trauma and offers a free webinar in September 2024.
Vicarious trauma occurs when people are indirectly exposed to trauma through their work with those who have experienced traumatic events.
In this article, LawCare provide an in-depth look at vicarious trauma and offers a free webinar in September 2024.
Workplace stress is a common issue impacting our health and well-being.
Dr Catherine Sykes, a respected psychologist, explores the signs of work-related stress and offers practical advice on managing it.
This article highlights the importance of early intervention and differentiates between stress and anxiety, providing valuable strategies to help individuals cope and thrive professionally.
Joining Will Aid offers numerous benefits for law firms beyond community support.
This initiative not only raised over £770,000 last year but also helps law firms attract new clients, boost staff morale and enhance their local reputation.
Heir hunters, also known as probate genealogists, play a crucial role in locating missing or unknown heirs to estates left behind by deceased individuals. While the core function of heir hunting remains consistent across different regions, the approach, legal frameworks, and operational methods can vary significantly from one country to another. Here’s a closer look […]
Family lawyers aim to secure the best possible outcomes for clients in financial remedy proceedings. However, a crucial question often overlooked in client discussions is the impact of the Child Maintenance Service (CMS) on their finances.
In this comprehensive article, Jason Spence details the symptoms and progression of the disease, offering valuable knowledge for legal professionals handling claims related to workplace exposure or medical negligence.
Imposter syndrome can affect even the most high-achieving people – and there are even suggestions that it’s more likely when you experience success in your life. We spoke to highly esteemed coaching psychologist Dr Catherine Sykes, who frequently sees CEOs and partners at law firms with imposter syndrome.
A mother appealed against the removal of three of her children from their maternal grandmother and uncle. The initial court decision, based on hair strand tests, had led to the removal of the children from the grandmother and uncle. The mother appealed, arguing the judge misinterpreted the drug test results.
Authored by Olivia Fishwick from Accesspoint Legal Services, this article offers a comprehensive guide on responding to negative online reviews.
Do you need a Windows Server license? The straightforward response is Yes. A license is mandatory if you’re operating a system with Windows Server.
Procrastination is a familiar struggle for many, where delaying tasks often leads to increased stress. This article explores the two types of procrastination (active and passive) and looks into the psychological roots behind this behaviour.
In his latest exclusive article for family law and social workers, Family Law blogger John Bolch discusses the details from a case heard at the Court of Appeal and its important guidance upon the use of hair strand testing evidence in family cases.
Most lawyers experience some degree of burnout at one point in their career.
So, why are lawyers susceptible to burnout?
Paul Maddock, associate in DWF’s commercial litigation team and LGBT+ Lawyers Division committee member, gives an overview of some of the social and legal issues faced by older LGBT+ people.
David Gudopp, Head of Risk Transfer and Mitigation, discusses the unique benefits of discretionary mutuals for communities, associations and group companies, identifying how these mutuals offer cost savings, tax benefits, and flexible coverage options.
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